Income and spending

Income and spending

1. household spending marginally up, consumer confidence remains stable
2. Consumers spend less, confidence falls
3. Consumption growth
4. Consumer confidence improves
5. Burden of income tax and social security contributions remains stable
6. Number of negative equity homeowners hardly rising
7. Care and rent allowances continue to rise, childcare allowance lower again
8. Modest consumption growth
9. Dutch consumers more apprehensive about the economic situation
10. Purchasing power erodes further in 2013
11. No further decline household consumption
12. Dutch consumers more pessimistic
13. Domestic consumption stable in May, after years of contraction
14. Mood among Dutch consumers unchanged
15. EU rules and additional data result in smaller first quarter contraction of Dutch economy
16. One in six single female old age pensioners have low supplementary incomes
17. Domestic consumption 0.1 percent down
18. No further improvement in consumer confidence
19. Higher purchasing power for employees in care sector
20. Income gaps stable and relatively small
21. Employees prefer pension security
22. Pension gender gap still considerable
23. Consumer confidence improves further
24. Domestic consumption growth slows down due to mild weather conditions
25. Household spending in decline due to lower natural gas consumption
26. Consumer confidence improves further
27. Dutch women increasingly have a higher income than their husbands
28. Disposable household income falls again
29. Household spending down
30. Large increase in underwater mortgages
31. Sustained improvement in consumer confidence
32. Household spending up
33. Consumer confidence improves further
34. Marginal consumption growth
35. Further recovery consumer confidence
36. Personal capital households reduced in 2012